Interested students should go to the Guidance Office and sign up for the November 4 session that will be held in the Media Center and start at 8:30AM and be complete by 12:00PM.
This year's test will require students to use their laptops to attend the session.
The ASVAB Career Exploratory Program uses the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) to help high school students learn more about their skills, interests, and possible career choices. The program is designed to help students better understand which types of careers may match their strengths.
For students in 10th–12th grades, the program is a helpful tool when planning for life after high school. Students receive information about their abilities in areas such as math, reading, science, and technical skills and can explore careers that relate to those strengths. It can help students make more informed decisions about college, career and technical education (CTE), apprenticeships, military careers, and the workforce.
Overall, the ASVAB Career Exploratory Program gives students an opportunity to discover their strengths, explore career options, and begin planning for their future before they graduate.